What do you mean by sharing 3 points with AV?

"AV three-point system" means that when evaluating a film or work, it is divided into three aspects to score. This scoring method fundamentally reflects the merits of the work and allows the audience to evaluate the work more objectively. This scoring method can make movies or works get different levels of evaluation, including narrative structure, visual effect, actor performance, sound effect production and so on. Therefore, this scoring method is often used in the field of film criticism and art criticism.

"AV is divided into three points" means dividing the work into three aspects: plot, picture and performance. Among them, "plot" mainly refers to the story part of the film, and examines the narrative ability and script quality of the film. And "picture" mainly refers to the visual effect of the film, including lens, photography and special effects. Finally, "performance" mainly examines the actor's acting skills and performance level. This scoring method is helpful to objectively evaluate the film quality and facilitate the audience's choice.

As a scoring method, "AV scored 3 points" is especially suitable for such common works as movies and TV plays. This scoring method can make the judges and audience make a more comprehensive and objective evaluation of the film, help the film producers better grasp the needs of the audience, and further improve the quality and appreciation of the film. Of course, this scoring method is only one of them, and it needs to be used flexibly according to the specific situation for different film types and audience groups.